Examples of using To be affected in English and their translations into Polish
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salivary lymph nodes are the most common sites to be affected.
Forecast noise contours- including an assessment of the number of people likely to be affected by aircraft noise- distinguish between established residential areas
It was impossible not to be affected by this most unexpected
I met a boy who doesn't seem to be affected by the virus.
The report shall identify Member States that the Commission considers to be affected by, or at risk of, imbalances.
This Article retains the current requirements that information should actively be made available to persons liable to be affected by a major accident and also kept permanently available.
As such the metabolism of thalidomide is not expected to be affected by hepatic or renal dysfunction.
In the case of systemic irregularities the Member State shall extend its enquiries to cover all operations liable to be affected.
Thus, decitabine exposure is not likely to be affected in patients with impaired hepatic function.
technical details of the gear used and population dynamics of the biota likely to be affected by the fisheries.
of Regulation(EC) No 1260/1999 shall cover all the operations liable to be affected.
do not appear to be affected by cannabis use.
As a result, people who spend a lot of time in the sun(e.g., outdoor occupation) are more likely to be affected.
black colored dogs are more likely to be affected by these tumors.
face muscles are more likely to be affected.
the following breeds are most likely to be affected.
given the proportion of spending that continues to be affected by material error.
The matter has been resolved, according to some professionals who, above all, do not want the advertising world to be affected.
The crisis in the financial markets hit the automotive manufacturing and supply industry, one of the first sectors of the real economy to be affected, particularly badly in the second half of 2008.